Read it aloud. Then sit with it. Say nothing for five minutes.
Where have you been looking for it instead?
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A note on one phrase: in your midst
The Greek is entos hymon. Most English Bibles give within you, and that reading has serious scholarly support, since entos ordinarily means inside. The more cautious reading is printed here, because he was answering Pharisees who had asked when the kingdom would come. ROOT argues the interior reading at length in the book, and shows the case against it there. The verse line keeps the smaller claim.